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Three people have denied falsely claiming more than £120,000 of aid meant for Grenfell Tower fire survivors.
Carmel Daly, 49, and Robert Kenneally, 51, appeared today at Westminster Magistrates’ Court. They are accused of claiming a total of £47,802 in accommodation, goods and services.
The couple, from West Kensington in West London, each denied one count of fraud between June 14 2017 and August 23 2018.
Mrs Daly arrived wearing a black jacket and used a walking stick, alongside her partner.
In a separate hearing, Daniel Steventon, 37, from Kilburn in north-west London, denied claiming handouts worth £74,225 between August 16 2017 and May 4 2018.
District Judge Michael Snow bailed all three defendants ahead of an appearance at Isleworth Crown Court on June 18.
A fire in the North Kensington tower block in June 2017 caused 72 deaths.
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HeadlineThree people have denied falsely claiming more than £120,000 meant for Grenfell Tower fire survivors
Short HeadlineGrenfell: Three deny donation fraud charges
StandfirstCarmel Daly, 49, and Robert Kenneally, 51, today appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court.
Three people have denied falsely claiming more than £120,000 of aid meant for Grenfell Tower fire survivors.
Carmel Daly, 49, and Robert Kenneally, 51, appeared today at Westminster Magistrates’ Court. They are accused of claiming a total of £47,802 in accommodation, goods and services.
The couple, from West Kensington in West London, each denied one count of fraud between June 14 2017 and August 23 2018.
Mrs Daly arrived wearing a black jacket and used a walking stick, alongside her partner.
In a separate hearing, Daniel Steventon, 37, from Kilburn in north-west London, denied claiming handouts worth £74,225 between August 16 2017 and May 4 2018.
District Judge Michael Snow bailed all three defendants ahead of an appearance at Isleworth Crown Court on June 18.
A fire in the North Kensington tower block in June 2017 caused 72 deaths.
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